The permanent wave by William Ely Hill (1926)

Line drawing of a cat hairdresser setting a seated cat client's curlers beside a permanent wave price sign.

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A black and white line drawing titled The permanent wave by William Ely Hill, dated 1926, shows anthropomorphic cats in a beauty salon. A seated client wrapped in a cloth has a head covered in hair curlers, while a standing hairdresser in a buttoned coat and pleated skirt holds a jar beside a vanity table. A sign on the wall lists prices for an all-over permanent wave and a head-only permanent wave.

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1926

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